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WorksheetsEP: before giving care (T2)
Total questions: 39
Worksheet time: 29mins
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Class
Date
1.
The single most important thing NOT to do in an emergency is:
a)
Panic
b)
call 9-1-1
c)
shout aloud for help
d)
run away
2.
Objective of glove removal is
a)
not to touch the skin to the outside of the glove
b)
get them quick to take notes
c)
dispose of them in a receptacle
d)
do not get blood on you
3.
touching objects that has a bodily fluid on it is an example of
a)
direct contact
b)
indirect contact
c)
respiratory droplet
d)
vector borne transmission
4.
Once a bodily fluid is noticed, you should-
a)
contain it
b)
contemplate it
c)
complement it
d)
contact someone to come clean it up
5.
Examples of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is:
a)
gloves
b)
shoe covers
c)
goggles
d)
all of these
6.
Two pathogens of most concern include:
a)
bacteria and Hep A
b)
virus and MRSA
c)
bacteria and virus
7.
Hand sanitizer is most effective way to clean hands.
a)
true
b)
false
8.
During hand washing you should wash your hands for :
a)
5 seconds
b)
1 minute
c)
30 seconds
d)
20 seconds
9.
Which one of the following is NOT considered a personal protective equipment (PPE)?
a)
raincoat
b)
exam gloves
c)
eye protection
d)
mask
10.
My best friend in an emergency is:
a)
9-1-1
b)
my parent/guardian
c)
a fireman
d)
my friend
11.
The body has systems in place that must work together in order to function correctly.
a)
true
b)
false
12.
Wearing gloves during care of a victim, eliminates ______ and prevents disease transmission.
a)
entry site
b)
quantity
c)
present
d)
susceptibility
13.
_____ are the most basic unit of life.
a)
cells
b)
organisms
c)
microorganisms
d)
leukocytes
14.
Which of the 5 senses are referenced as the most likely to help you recognize an emergency?
a)
Hearing, sight and smell
b)
Taste, sight and touch
c)
Taste, touch and smell
15.
To get permission from a conscious person you must
a)
Tell the person who you are, how much training you have and what you think is wrong and what you plan to do.
b)
Move the person away from the scene, then tell them who you are and start giving care.
c)
Tell the person not to move and ask for consent to give care.
16.
What is it called when a person who understands your questions and what you plan to do gives you permission to give care?
a)
Implied Consent
b)
Informal Consent
c)
Expressed Consent
17.
One way to overcome any barrier to act in an emergency such as fear of doing something wrong, being unsure of the condition is or being sued
a)
do nothing
b)
to get educated
c)
to hope someone else will be there
18.
You should care first instead of calling first in what situation?
a)
You are attending to a victim of drowning.
b)
You are attending to an unconscious adult or adolescent(12 or
c)
You are attending to a witnessed collapse of a child or infant
19.
Which of the following statements is true regarding "Moving an Ill or injured person"?
a)
It is appropriate to not move a person when you are faced with immediate danger such as fire, lack of oxygen, or risk of explosion.
b)
It is appropriate to move a person when it is necessary to give proper care to the person.
c)
It is NOT acceptable to move a person with minor injuries in order to reach someone needing immediate care.
20.
What is the first step for your role in the EMS system?
a)
Activating the EMS system by calling 911
b)
Recognizing that an emergency exists
c)
Giving care until help arrives
d)
Deciding to Act
21.
If someone is unconscious, it is a life threatening emergency
a)
true
b)
false
22.
A person is showing signs of shock. What care should you provide?
a)
give the person water and keep them comfortable.
b)
call 9-1-1 and monitor ABC's
c)
give the person something to eat.
23.
By protecting yourself with standard precautions you are
a)
minimize disease risk
b)
increase disease risk
c)
reduce the # of times you need to wear gloves
d)
none of the above
24.
A woman collapses in a front of you. You check the scene and the person and she is unconscious. What do you do next?
a)
check for breathing
b)
drive her to the hospital
c)
call 9-1-1
d)
give 2 rescue breaths
25.
You determine a person is in shock, you should do each of the following except:
a)
have them lie down
b)
give the person water
c)
keep them from being chilled or over heated
d)
monitor them
26.
When checking a conscious person you should
a)
Ask questions
b)
Don't touch or move any painful areas
c)
Get consent to give care
d)
All the above
27.
Which of these is true about giving care to an unconscious person
a)
the person can not give any form of consent
b)
only EMT's can give care
c)
you assume the person gives consent
d)
you can only give care to a child or an infant
28.
What should you do if the person does not give consent?
a)
Don't give care but call 9-1-1
b)
Give care and call 9-1-1
c)
Give care only
d)
None of the above
29.
For which injury or illness will you call
9-1-1
9-1-1
a)
cough and runny nose
b)
stomachache
c)
ear pain
d)
trouble breathing
30.
When wearing disposable gloves, you should:
a)
avoid touching other surfaces unnecessarily
b)
change gloves between providing care for one person to the next
c)
wash your hands after removing the gloves
d)
all of the above
31.
Which of the following statements is true at an accident scene?
a)
You should provide care to a conscious person who refuses it
b)
Permission to care for a person is “implied” if the person is unconscious
c)
If the conscious person needing care is a child, permission to care should be obtained from that child rather than the guardian
32.
Which of the following about checking the scene is true?
a)
If the scene is dangerous or unsafe, it is recommended that you us extreme caution while entering and attending to the injured person.
b)
It is wrong to assume that you can figure out what happend based on "clues" that you may see.
c)
You should look for a professional such as a firefighters and police that could assist in the situation.
33.
An adult is anyone that is ____ years or older.
a)
6
b)
8
c)
10
d)
12
34.
When at the scene allocate bystanders too...?
a)
Watch what you are doing
b)
Yell for help
c)
Clear the scene
d)
Call 911 and get an AED
35.
When assessing the scene, what is the first thing you should consider?
a)
Who is with you
b)
What time it is
c)
How fast you are moving
d)
Danger to you and the victim
36.
One piece of information that is necessary to give the EMS call taker is
a)
the exact address or location of the injured victim(s)
b)
gender
c)
their name
d)
hair color
37.
If a person gives consent but then withdraws it, you should ignore their request and continuing providing care.
a)
Yes, if their condition is life-threatening, you must continue to perform care.
b)
No, you must stop giving care and call for EMS personnel.
38.
People hesitate to respond an emergency due to fears and concerns related to:
a)
Being uncertain that an emergency actually exists.
b)
Being afraid of giving the wrong care or inadvertently causing the person more harm.
c)
Laziness and inability to interrupt what they are doing to provide care.
d)
Assuming that the situation is already under control.
39.
What information should you know about your family members, that would help EMS personnel in an emergency?
a)
a list of their favorite foods and beverages
b)
a list of medications your family members take
c)
a list of the extra curricular activities they participate in
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